Robin Raite

Instead of looking for homes that have everything you need WAY out of your price range, look for homes that fit your "must haves" that cannot be easily changed. Things such as location, space, and overall construction cannot be changed as easily. Small renovations can be made throughout the lifetime of your home, such as paint colors, features, and landscaping.

First impressions are everything and an organized entryway can impact the entire experience a buyer has when they tour your house. Even if you're not on the market and simply want to present your home well to guests, here's how to create a foyer or entryway that says “welcome home.”

ADD AN INVITING AROMA
The way your home smells is just as—if not more—important than how it looks because it is one of the first things your buyer will notice.

KEEP THE FLOOR CLEAR
Create the illusion of more space by keeping the floors free of boots, shoes, backpacks, and other clutter. A clear path can help make the entryway appear cleaner and larger.

MAKE IT PLUSH
Rugs instantly add a layer of coziness and placing a rug will make the space feel inviting and welcoming.

Give yourself the best present this year: a new home, perfect for holiday festivities.

And then you’ll be able to relax and enjoy the holidays, knowing that you made a wise financial decision.

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